[Spambayes] Using Spambayes w/ Eudora

[François Granger]

on 14/01/03 16:12, Tim Stone - Four Stones Expressions at
tim at fourstonesExpressions.com wrote:

> 1/14/2003 9:05:37 AM, Fran?ois Granger <francois.granger at free.fr> wrote:
> 
>> on 14/01/03 6:36, Neale Pickett at neale at woozle.org wrote:
>> 
>>> Anthony Baxter <anthony at interlink.com.au> writes:
>>> 
>>>> Last time I looked, Eudora ate everything to the right of an @ sign
>>>> as the server name. And the field was limited to something like 14
>>>> characters.
>>> 
>>> Oh, man, that sucks!
>>> 
>>> Okay then, I guess the only thing for it is to have a map in python from
>>> usernames to username/host combinations.
>>> 
>>> {'user1': ('pop3.bigmailhost.net', 'neale'),
>>> 'user2': ('pop3.mediumhost.net', 'npickett')}
>> 
>> I would have an issue with this since I try to have the same login name on
>> various servers...
>> francois.granger at free.fr
>> francois.granger at laposte.net
>> 
>> A scheme where i would use alogin of francois.granger:free and
>> francois.granger:laposte would make it. Then pop3proxy just need to split on
>> ":" and match the remaining "free" to "pop.free.fr".
> 
> This would only work for mail servers that conform to the 'standard' naming
> convention.  I have one mail server that is 'incoming.verizon.net'  We would
> need to do <username>:<complete server name>... this all gets ugly, and I'm
> wondering how successfully the 'average user' could set all this up...  - TimS

If we have options in the ini file like:

# format : mod:login at local:port remote_login at remote.server:remote_port
account1 : francois.granger:laposte at 127.0.0.1:110
francois.granger at pop.lapost.net:111

For each account, we have all needed parameters but password.

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